Hi all! I wanted to come on and share that my LSAT journey has not been linear but have been seeing slow improvement. For context, I took the Nov. 2023 LSAT with wishy-washy studying to get a 148. I cancelled that score and have been on and off studying since then. I have finally gotten up to the 160s with average PTs being in the high 150s. While I do not want to discount the progress I have made, I cannot discard the fact that my progress has been slow and slower than I would like it to be. I know this is a hard test, but I know that it can be learnable. I am going average -4 on LR and average -10 on RC. I just recently got to a 160 on my recent PT last week. LR feels naturally more intuitive compared to RC, as I find myself running out of time on RC. While, I recognize the patterns in RC and consider myself good at the big picture questions, I struggle with implied and detail oriented questions. I guess I am just looking for advice on how people have improved from this place and what helped them quickly get out of this slump. As my goal would be to hit the 170s in the next few months. Happy to share more info., if its helpful. Thanks!

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  • Friday, Aug 01

    Are you able to finish all 4 passages? And have you tried an RC section untimed? Are you able to answer the questions that you struggle with untimed? I might try that and see if you can track a disconnect when the timer is running. You might also try to focus all your time on 3 sections and see if you can do 100% accuracy on the 3 then guess on the last one. Might help you yield more than a -10.

    As for studying for forever I FEEL you. I've been studying since May 2023 - just keep pushing - it'll pay off!

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